To redeem, slide your card through one of the (two?) standalone Players Club kiosks, enter your PIN, and choose to redeem comp dollars as a food voucher or as a cash voucher. Players Club card earns somewhere around $1 per hour in comp dollars, spendable on food or casino merchandise (or redeemable at a lesser exchange rate for cash!). These tables are, naturally, all hand-shuffled.

Larger tournaments (100 or more players) are held upstairs, in the third-floor ballroom, where they set up dozens of folding tables to handle the tournament crowds (they have room for 51 tables, though they only rarely have to set them all up). Smaller tournaments (under 60 players or so) are held in a secluded area near the blackjack tables, separated from the main poker floor. Most tournament entries include a $5 comp dollar coupon which can be used for food. Many tournaments, including a few annual series, like the Poker Derby. It is almost always running, but usually only on one table.Ī dollar chip from Hollywood Park Tournaments 6/12 limit hold 'em, for some reason, is often the longest wait. Wait Time: Due to high table count, wait time is usually quite short (under 15 minutes) unless you're waiting for seat at the highest levels or rarest game. Shuffling: All cash game tables have standard Shufflemaster machine shufflers. Posting: New players must post to enter the game.

Blinds are standard above 3/6 at 3/6 and below there is an extra dollar blind on the button (e.g. There is still a dollar drop from any game if there is no flop. 4-8 and up, and all no-limit games are $5 rake plus $1 jackpot. Rake and Blinds: 3-6 and below, $4 rake plus $1 jackpot. While they don't collude, regulars do often (not always and not everyone) stay out of each other's way. A lot of regulars play the 200-NL and thus almost everyone knows everyone else's playing style. The play is similarly poor at the 40-NL and 100-NL, and while the play does improve notably at the 200-NL it is still a soft game - especially in comparison to other Los Angeles card clubs. Home of one of the worst (easiest to beat) 3/6 games in town. Generally at the low limits (anything below 6/12) it's pretty bad. Sometimes runs as a mixed game of O8 and 7H

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